Dummedha Jātaka Nos. 50, 122 Durājana Jātaka No. 64 Dūta Jātaka No. 260 Earthquakes, miraculous, 33, 58, 118 East, facing towards the, 67, 96 Eclipse, 253 Ekapada Jātaka No. 238 Ekapaṇṇa Jātaka No. 149 Elephant, Māra’s mystic, 97, 99, 101 Elephant’s feet, of gold, 182 Elephant, the gentle, 259-262 Elephant and dog, 263 Elephant, monkey, and partridge, 312 Emetic, 243 Erasmus quoted, vii Evil communications, etc., xxi, 257-262 Evil to be overcome with good, xxv, xxviii Execution by elephants, 281 Fairy, story about a, 216 Fetish worship, xxi Fiery furnace, story of the, 316 Fire-god conquered by a quail, 304 Fire restrained in presence of the Buddha, 303 Fire worshippers, 114, 115 Fire, origin of jungle-, 308 Fish and his wife (No. 34), 299 Fish choose the Leviathan as their king, 291 Fish and the good crane, 288 Fish and the cruel crane, 317 Flying, accomplishment of Arahats, 122 Flying of Pacceka Buddhas, 335; by means of a gem, xix Fowler and the quails, 296-298 Fox and crow, xiii Gagga Jātaka No. 155 Gahapati Jātaka No. 199 Gāmaṇi-canda Jātaka No. 257 Gaŋgeyya Jātaka No. 205 Garahita Jātaka No. 219 Gayā-sīsa hill near Rājagaha, 114, 257 Gesta Romanorum, xlvi Ghatāsana Jātaka No. 133 Ghaṭikāra, an archangel, 86, 93 Gift-halls, 334 Gifts, trifling, of great value, 329 Gijjha Jātaka No. 164 Gilchrist, J., translator of Æsop, xxxv Giridanta Jātaka No. 184 Girly-face, an elephant so called, 259 Goat and Brāhman, 226 Godha Jātaka Nos. 138, 141 Gods, Brāhman and Buddhist, 180-184 Godpole’s Æsop in Sanskrit, xxxv Gold of Ophir, xlvii Gold, buried, 323, 326 Gold dishes, 156 Golden Hill, 63, 71 Goldsmith, 251 Goose, the Golden, ix, 292, 294 Gotama, name of the Buddha, 112 Greediness, story against, 214-218 Greek and Buddhist fables, xliii Guṇa Jātaka No. 157 Guṇādhya, poet, lxxiii Gūṭhapāna Jātaka No. 227 Guttila Jātaka No. 243 Hair, unkempt, a sign of holiness, 69; the Buddha’s, 86; Dāgaba of the Hair-relic, 110 Halo from the Buddha’s person, 114, 125, 135 Haŋsas, ix, 292 Hardy, 111 Haritamāta Jātaka No. 239 Hawkers, 153-157 Heaven, war in, 284; the glories of, shown to a sinner, 288 Hell becomes filled with light, 103 Hire of boats, 155; carriages, 170 Hitopadesa, lxxii Horse, _see_ Sindh, Bhoja; the mythic horse, 82-87; horse-dealers, 174; stories of the noble, 244-250; story of the proud, 251 House, figuratively of the individual, 104 Hungarian tales, xlii Hunters, stories against, 238 Hunting, evils of, 206 Hymn of triumph, the Buddha’s, 103-105 Illīsa Jātaka No. 78 Inda-samāna-gotta Jātaka No. 161 Individuality, 104 Indra, 85 Inherited qualities, liv, lxxxv, 251 Isipatana, suburb of Benares, 91 Jackal and crow, xii